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how he did it. dan henninger, and jason riley and washington columnist kim strassel. start with you, when you get a defeat like this, there's no one thing necessarily that explains it. but why don't you pick out your most important? >> look, i think there were two things key to the obama victory, one was that very ol on, they ran this very high dollar attack campaign against mitt romney, a bit of a character assassination throughout the summer and mitt romney didn't respond to it and he didn't recover from it. when you combine that with the president's brutally efficient, we now know turnout operation in core states like ohio, virginia and florida, popular vote pretty close in the end. in the end he got out the partisans in much the same numbers in 2008 and that's what won it for him. >> paul: so, kim, you're saying that's about 100 million dollars or more that the obama campaign poured on mitt romney on bain capital on his tax returns on the fact that he's a pluto kratt, and making him to be gordon gecko without the social-- and romney, would you agree they made a fatal mistake in

not understood] to come up? [cheering and applauding] >> and i'd like to welcome jason's son to come up, if he'd come up and join us. i've never met him and i hear a lot about him. i've never seen jason in a tie, so, this is a pretty exciting day for me. come on, buddy. on behalf of mayor lee, first let me acknowledge supervisor cohen for partnering with the mental health board to create this event and for all of you for participating and i certainly hope this becomes an annual recognition. i think it is so important to bring recognition. and in this case we're honoring jason albertson. jason is someone i've had the opportunity to work with over the past 10 months. i think he is the epitome of a great public servant. jason is involved in leading our homeless outreach team, our engagement team that works with individuals who are on the street and in shelter. he brings the skills of a social worker, a case manager, clinical supervisor, program designer, he's working within department of public health to help redesign our mobile assistance patrol, and he is just an outstanding individual and a ve

forget there remains a place where democracy remains clean and cool. middle school. john olver and jason jones decided it had to be stopped. tonight we bring you part two. >> previously on the strategist john and jason each took 1/8 grade presidential can dt and provided them way modern political campaign. as the frantic first few days of the campaign drew to a close there was some minor administrative issues to resolve. >> they are coming in closed, pollsters, my salary, it does come to $5,105.67. >> what is the warchest? >> sorry? >> warchest, money. what funds have we got? >> i don't have any. >> you have no money? >> no. >> dow mind just putting your hands over your ears for a second. >> sure. >> just really tight. >> [bleep] [bleep] [bleep]. >> there was no money and a 25 year campaign veteran mark o'hara knows that is a problem. >> if you are's very, very good at raising money, you don't really have to be very good at anything else. >> and if you can't raise money. >> you're [bleep]. >> so jason and lauryn immediately hit the phones to cold call loved ones and bleed them dry. >> he

the conclusion of our series, the strategists. >> previously on the strategists, jason and john brought modern political tactics to an 8th grade student council election and were immediately embraced by the children. >> so you like this campaign? not really. kind of mean. >> reporter: now with the campaign entering its final days, the presidential debate was approaching. and as 25-year campaign strategist marco knows, you have to be prepared >> the debate is the most formal setting for a candidate's image to be fully realize. so you practice everything. we even focus on individual words. we find out what words we like and we find ways to repeat them in meaningful, catchy phrases so that they'll stick with them when they go into the polls >> ulna... honor. leadership. nachos. yeah, what word are we going to use? >> nachos how often? all the time so describe the school using a nacho metaphor >> nachos, the school is like nacho cheese. more nourishing and you can't get enough of it. >> reporter: as the pearlman campaign seized the momentum jason desperately searched for a celebrity to give zablo

welcome jason hoffman. hey, jason. [cheers and applause] well, jason, what inspired you to look like this? >> well, you know, i kind of-- i'm going for the "scaredith vieira" look, so, you know. >> oh, the "scaredith"? >> yeah, the "scaredith vieira." >> very clever. >> what inspired it? you know, just-- when i was growing up, halloween was, my dad would get paper bags and he would cut 'em into costumes. and i'd, you know, i'd be looking like a bad version of the tin man. and all my friends would be running around like superman. so i figured when given the opportunity to do this, it's, like, you know... >> both: go all out. >> all out. >> [laughs] your dad must be very proud of you today. >> i'm sure. i'm sure. i'm sure-- >> there's a reason he put you in paper bags. >> you know, and nothing lives forever on the internet or anything. >> no, no, nothing, nothing. but i'm noticing, like, the stilettos. >> you like those? >> lovely, yeah. >> you like those? >> particularly with the hairy leg-- it's a nice--it plays off well. >> i almost shaved for you. i was gonna get a pedicure, but i let t

lauren, alex, lisa foster, hank wilson, lesley, jason lee, and brendan monaghan. [applause] those are some of the folks -- those are just some of the folks that really made sfpark happen. i hope you have a chance tonight to meet and congratulate them. these incredibly dedicated, hard-working people. i also want to especially acknowledged the tma'mta's cfo. [applause] without her vision and strength, we almost certainly would not be here tonight to celebrate sfpark alongside these other achievements. thank you. thank you for this honor. [applause] >> let's hear it for the sfpark team. [applause] >> that ends the awards, but the bar is open. let's give one big round of applause for our sponsors, our award winners, and all of our friends and family. see you next time for the 33rd annual. ♪ from coast to coast, cops are cracking down... on seat belt violations. buckle up, dand night, or expect a ticket. it doesn't matter who you are or where you live, they'll be on the lookout. cops write tickets to save lives. ( seat belt clicks ) click it or ticket. >> pilaties. it's a creation,

will not deny that he is denying he is going to commit to any starting quarterback with jason coming up in sports. or -what's up? i'm chris. -and i'm erik. both: we're the fruit guys! back in 1998, we had this idea to deliver fresh fruit to offices in downtown san francisco. we built these wooden crates, filled these with fruit in my one-bedroom apartment. the fruit guys has been with bank of america since they first started. we work with them to help them grow and succeed. we're coming up on 50 employees and delivering to thousands of companies every week. i would definitely say this is a fruitful business. >> the warriors ran out of gas. they are difficult to be in the mile high city clay thompson went off with 16 points but got hit in the face in the second half. he did not score in the second half the third quarter turnover by the warriors. this light up and follow with 29 points as the nuggets:a 50-nothing to start the third quarter. 15- nothing--and the d. the el e book, the warriors lose 102- 91. seven-6 hosting tomorrow. and cal a perfect 5-0 mike mont it come rate taking on a g

, another deadly accident took the lives of two sisters after their suv slammed into a parking ramp. jason taylor says there have been ten more fatal car crashes state-wide compared to last year. in five of the collisions, six of them were from the area. >> 13 were as a result of unbelted passengers. >> reporter: dui arrests have gone down state-wide. last year was 130 and 1,50350. >> officer officers are looking for vehicle the vehicle that hit a woman near the airport and struck and killed her. several other vehicles hit her after being struck and she died at the scene. >>> it has been a deadly holiday in oakland where four people has been shot and killed since friday. two woman were shot and killed near mena and brookdale. these shootings have pushed up the number of homicides to 115. >>> millions of americans are heading back hope and as scott rachel shows us that is the case at the airport. >> reporter: i just got off the phone with a spokesperson who said today's crowd has been the biggest and higher since before 9-11. 133,000 passengers through the airport and this is one line for s

through anything any worse. >> laurie ask jason thought they were doing the right thing. the north carolina couple decided to adopt two children from an u orphanage but say they were misled by people supposed to make sure adoptions went smoothly. >> it's destroyed our family. it has destroyed our family literally. >> in april, 2010 the couple group. >> i cry cried throughout the presentation. >> they were hooked. the group introduced them to advocate for orphans. avila charged them $4875 for services. >> he's supposed to make sure that we have all of the information that we need. >> he agreed to adopt a 9-year-old before meeting her. after jason went on a mission trip, and saw the living conditions at the orphanage, the family decided to adopt a 14-year-old. >> you want to get them out of there. it is a horrible physical environment. >> they say avila never raised questions about the childrens' health, receiving just a few sheets written in ukrainian. arriving home, they experienced first signs of trouble with sfeta. >> she hits, kicks and threatens to commit suicide, threatening t

. jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com joins us now and is it all politics or is business at play as well, jason? >> reporter: we have a number of issues sinking the stock market today. it's one of the worst days for the market in 2012. there are election issues at play, as well. we have sectors that are under pressure from regulatory concerns, namely financial, also energy. but then i have healthcare sector doing well since romney won't be able to invalidate obamacare. there is the looming fiscal crisis and the partisanship that's prevailing up until this election, worries that congress and the white house won't be able to solve that looming fiscal crisis. but another big issue really sinking the market today is europe. we have a downgrade from the european union on growth prospects in europe for this year. and it's looking like the recession could last all the way through next year. you're looking at riots in greece. greece has been a big issue all the way across. we're also hearing problems that germany's economy is getting worse. germany is the economic driver in europe. this

however we can obviously. >> jason has made presentations -- i want to say -- >> lafco and puc staff over two years now gone to over a hundred community groups for presentations and street fairs. it's not as recent. we are kicking back up into that and why you have the fliers and that is temporary and it wasn't representing what was current and we want something out there now while we work on the permanent pieces in the future. >> how about the affordable housing and public housing, housing authority? >> some of those folks -- some of those don't pay their own utility bills. >> correct. >> so that's a little different of a customer base than we're looking at rolling out too. >> i am wondering have those conversations happened with henry alvarez or those folks? i am just curious. >> i know we went to some of groups but i can't help you off the top of my head the individuals that were at the meetings. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. colleague any other questions or comments about this? why don't we open it up to public comment. >> good afternoon again commissioners. eric brooks re

chiu. colleague i am rising to honor the broken record bar and grill. unfortunately jason king can't be here and actually right now putting together a new kitchen in his establishment. it occupies a space where another great district 11 restaurant used to be "momma's cooking" and "broken record" is there established in 2008 and a great place to eat and a great watering hole in this part of san francisco and in fact there is a group of people that come from san francisco and the bay area to come to the broken record. a great selection of drinks and whiskeys and jason is a big aficionado of whiskeys and things his bar and had different things come and in in that site. it's been an incubator in san francisco. whoever ran the kitchen over the last couple of years are now opening up a restaurant on 400hade street and ricky hobby and there is a great deal of work done and broken work to bring new restaurants and cuisines and always like north american cuisines to san francisco and the southern part of san francisco and i wanted to congratulate jason king for a great establishment, f

. good a good one tonight. from "saturday night live", the very funny jason sudeikis is going to be joining us later. it was just one week ago tonight that barack obama won reelection to the presidency ending a heated political campaign and hopefully setting the stage for the healing that this country so desperately needs. >> the white house has received online petitions from not so proud americans in 20 states who would like to secede from the union. (laughter) wait! i'm not sure exactly which 20 states those are or which people in those 20 state bus i think i can best express how i feel about these states and people in the word of the great william wonka. >> (flatly) stop, don't, come back. (cheers and applause) >> jon: at least now i'm beginning to understand why southern states were so hesitant to get rid of the confederate flag. it's like keeping your fat pants after you lose some weight. (laughter) you're happy for now with the new you but pretty soon you're going to need those fat pants again. there's pizza in staten island and -- i'm not surprised. we were warned reele

monohelmsley. (laughter). (laughter) hooray me! last night we had on the program jason sudeikis from s.n.l . a tremendous, very, very funny man, plays mitt romney and joe biden on the show and he was making a joke on the show about how wouldn't it be funny if in this election it turned out that romney and biden had both won and ended up as president and vice president, wouldn't that have been funny and i said, oh, i don't think that could happen, jason. as a man who knows a lot about like -- and he's like "well, i thought that was the scenario. well, it turns out that could happen! he was referring to a scenario which i found out later where if the electoral college was tied the president would have gotten kicked to the house of representatives where they might have picked mitt romney, the senate would have picked the vice president, they would have picked joe biden and that's how it would have happened. once again there's -- one of the things i hate the most about me -- (laughter). is how much (bleep) i don't know. (laughter) everyday there is (bleep) that i don't know. (laughter) and

spor sports. his name is jason smith jr. he has muscular dystrophy and is confined to a wheelchair. his twin brother plays football, but last week, his father who coaches the team is the one who put jason into the game, and it was his teammates that pushed him all the way to the end zone for a touchdown. >> it was very surprising. >> just to get him in and see that big smile on his face like that, you know, that was a great feeling for me. >> i bet that smile's still on his face. quite a moment for jason. i'm sure he'll never forget it. >>> just ahead, it is movie night at the white house with the cast and crew of "lincoln" on the guest list. >>> and jon bon jovi's daughter is in hot water. >>> plus, ben affleck's surprising comments about the newest sexiest man alive. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." your forecast is looking nice and tranquil today. tomorrow will bring rain to the forecast in areas of northern california. there will be more clouds around today, the southerly jet stream shooting up high clouds, over especially southern california and veg

. >> reporter: shelly anderson's husband jason died in the explosion. it was supposed problem his final day. >> i wish that we would have been able to have our day in court and that i would have been able to tell a jury exactly what our loss is. how much we miss jason. >> reporter: next thursday thanksgiving would have been his 38th birthday. >> we will never forget what jason means to us and that he's gone and that he's never coming back. we live with that every single day. >> reporter: the three men charged say they are innocent. the lawyer for one of the men called his client a scapegoat. bp's settlement ends criminal prosecution of the company. bp could still face another $20 billion in fines if it loses a civil lawsuit next year. >> all that pain that california drivers faced at the pump this year may not have been necessary after all. you always thought it. that is according to an exhaustive study. many refineries were operating at times when the companies said they were offline. with just 7 companies controlling 94% of the market in california, state senator mark leno says it's cause

of young boys have dreams of running a football into the end zone for a touchdown. >> 9-year-old jason smith is restricted to a wheelchair with muscular dystrophy. he's been watching his twin brother from the sidelines. with just a few minutes left in the game, jason's father, also the team coach, gave him the ball and a teammate pushed him all the way into the end zone. >> it was very surprising. we were going pretty fast. >> just to see that big smile on his face like that, that was a great feeling for me. >> after the big touchdown, players from both teams crowded around jason giving him high-fives and cheered him on. >> no reason not to be part of the team. good to see him out there. >> time for weather and traffic on the 1s. >>> meteorologist tom kierein is here. >> it's going to stay colder than average for the foreseeable future. wonderful news. starting off this morning, there's the washington monument. it's under a cloudy sky on this thursday morning. 41 at reagan national. and we have a gentle wind thankfully. elsewhere it is near freezing. as we look around the recently, all

coming true. his name is jason smith. he's 9 years old, and he has muscular distrophy, uses a wheelchair to get around. jason loves football. he's usually on the sidelines watching his twin brother play on the team their dad coaches. well, at night jason said his dreams of running a touch down came true last thursday. his dad decided to put him on the field. they passed the ball to him. and a teammate pushed jason all the way down that field. >> we were going pretty fast. >> just to see that big smile on his face like that, that was a great feeling for me. >> it was very surprising. >> reporter: jason's dad said he decided to put his son in the game because the other team had such a large lead, a win was out of reach. afterwards both teams gathered around jason cheering and high fiving him. >> that was a touchdown. yeah. >>> still ahead, a warning about a new scam. how thieves are trying to make money off your personal photos posted on the internet. >>> and the woman demanding some answers today after a doctor operated on her foot and left a piece of equipment in it. >>> time to make you

have jason elliot who is here to start off the presentation. >> thank you, mr. chair, jason elliot from the mayor's office. i will be very brief. thank you for calling this hearing and continuing to pay attention to this issue, it's a topic of constant conversation in meetings in the mayor's office. what we're going to present to you today is a condensed version in the interest of time, an overview of the mayor's new ipo interrupt, predict and organize strategy to fight crime. this was a strategy that was developed and implemented in july, it's now november so we have begun to see fruits of that labor. so we will provide a brief update there and then commander murphy from sfpd will respond to the other part of the hearing request, which is for actual crime trends and hard data. so without further ado and now that i'm thoroughly terrified of what my clipper card information is contained on there, let me turn it over to the mayor's director of public safety, paul anderson. >> mr. anderson, welcome. >> good to see you again. with that introduction we have a little slide show here with t

over the bears, winning 32-7. back up quarterback was terrific out dueling jason campbell. 243 yards, 2 touchdowns, while the 49ers rolled. coming up, gary will have highlights and more on the question, will he start next week over alex myth -- smith. >>> a 65-year-old woman kidnapped sexually assaulted, left by the road, the suspect only 14 and today we are getting our first look at him. still photos were allowed in court today. he made his first court appearance. they will try hip as an adult because -- try him as an adult. he approached the woman, kidnapped, sexually assaulted her, she was left on the side of the road and found hours later. the suspect was caught when he went back to the crime scene. >> terisa estacio reports. >> reporter: he seemed relaxed as he stood by his attorney during the hearing. the judge allowed still photos to be taken. when asked how to pronounce his name he spoke up quickly and confidently. when bail was announced he smiled. and then looked down to hide his emotions. he is facing 10 counts, 6 life sentences if convicted. following the hearing his family

to go down there and talk from the bottom up and also as jason riley said, make people welcome. let them know that they are welcome in this party. don't give this hectoring tone, i don't know, about things like marginal tax rates which is sort of the language all humans don't speak. >> we speak that at the wall street journal. how do you think that president obama emerges from this, it was a negative tiff, relentlessly negative gain, has he emerged enhances after being elected. governing a second term? >> i'll tell you he was an incumbent president, he just won by a smaller margin than he did the first time out, this is the first time since woodrow wilson a second termer won by fewer votes. in a funny way, it is possible that the president, looking back now on everything, might, might feel a growing humility and that would be a lovely thing. yes, i do-- (laughter) >> not his trademark. >> no, it's not. never has been. >> however, a shrewd political move right now would be be magnanimous, he's had a problem working with republicans on the hill. people have written books about them. it's

portfolio. we're keeping tabs on where stocks are heading and rising above the looming fiscal cliff, jason trennert and barry knapp on what matters for your money. >>> a healthy profit. athenahealth ceo john than bush and wharton professor zeek amman we will making obama care working for you. >>> and what needs to be done for the electric grids throughout the northeast. >> let's rise above dysfunction and do the right thing. >>> "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ get higher, and higher, straight up we'll climb ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "squawk box" on cnbc. i'm andrew ross sorkin along with joe kernen and becky quick. following a brutal day yesterday the dow's biggest one-day drop in more than a year, look at futures, we have green arrows, don't know how long they will last. >> the bank of england is just out, they are leaving the key rates unchanged at 0.5% as we expected. >> let's get through some of your morning headlines. europe markets are higher this morning as greece passed an unpopular package of austerity measures, that passage was necessary for greece to receive another

the arts in san francisco, and one of my favorite culture artists is here tonight. jason, thank you for being on culturewire. tell us about some of your posters that we have here today. >> most of the posters here are four specific shows or tours. i am hired by the bands or the venue. >> what is the inspiration behind these posters? >> no, disease of the related to the bay and, of course. music -- it is related to the band, of course the musical content or isn't related to the bed. album covers can come from anywhere. ♪ ♪ >> class actress was great. we have been having so much fun. i did not realize how beautiful the cal academy looks than that. what other events take place here? >> we do corporate events that night on a regular basis. but nightlife is your best bet to come in as a regular person pharmacy the academy at night, and visit with friends. calacademy.org/nightlife. we have details for the next few weeks. you can get tickets online in advance or at the door. >> thank you so much. thank you for watching culturewire on sf gov tv.

-old girl before meeting her. after jason went on a mission trip to the ukraine and saw the living conditions at the orphan annual the family also decided to adopt 14-year-old alec. >> want to get them out of there. because it is a horrible physical environment. >>reporter: they say he never raised any question about the children health. they received just a few sheets on each child. written in ukraine. xwlosd overseer us issues. when they arrived home with the kids they experienced the first signs of trouble with the girl. >> she kicks and threaten to commit suicide. threatened to kill everybody in our family. >>reporter: she has brought her kids to this doctor. >> very clear these 2 children had very significant developmental neurological disabilities. >>reporter: he diagnosed the girl with 12 psychological and developmental disorders now lives from a mental hospital in north carolina. alec was diagnosed with 7 disorders. >> they should not have been made available except to a family who openly and willingly stated i want the motor severely handicapped and disabled child

her. after jason went on a mission trip to the ukraine and saw the living conditions at the orphan annual the family also decided to adopt 14-year-old alec. >> want to get them out of there. because it is a horrible physical environment. >>reporter: they say he never raised any question about the children health. they received just a few sheets on each child. written in ukraine. xwlosd overseer us issues. when they arrived home with the kids they experienced the first signs of trouble with the girl. >> she kicks and threaten to commit suicide. threatened to kill everybody in our family. >>reporter: she has brought her kids to this doctor. >> very clear these 2 children had very significant developmental neurological disabilities. >>reporter: he diagnosed the girl with 12 psychological and developmental disorders now lives from a mental hospital in north carolina. alec was diagnosed with 7 disorders. >> they should not have been made available except to a family who openly and willingly stated i want the motor severely handicapped and disabled child who has fetal alcohol, dr

. after jason went on a mission trip to the ukraine and saw the living conditions at the orphan annual the family also decided toalec.. >> want to get them out of there. because it is a horrible physical environment. >>reporter: they say he never raised any question about the children health. they received just a few sheets on each child. written in ukraine. xwlosd overseer us issues. when they arrived home with the kids they experienced the first signs of trouble with the girl. >> she kicks and threaten to commit suicide. threatened to kill everybody in our family. >>reporter: she has brought her kids to this doctor. >> very clear these 2 children had very significant developmental neurological disabilities. >>reporter: he diagnosed the girl with 12 psychological and developmental disorders now lives from a mental hospital in north carolina diagnosed was diagnosed with 7 disorders. >> they should not have been made available except to a family who openly and willingly stated i want the motor severely handicapped and disabled child who has fetal alcohol, drug exposure, brain dam

. >> this has been probably the hardest thing. i can't imagine going through anything worse. >> laurie and jason thought they were doing the right thing. the north carolina couple decided to adopt two children from an orphanage in the ukraine but now say they were misled by the people who were supposed to make sure the adoptions went smoothly. >> it has destroyed our family, literally. >> in april 2010, the couple learned about the plight of ukrainian orphans from a church group. >> i cried through the presentation. >> she says they were hooked. the church group intro cruised them to david avila, he charged them $4,875 for adoption facilitation services. >> he was supposed to make sure we have all the information that we need. >> they agreed to aadopt this nine-year-old before meeting her, and after jason went on a mission trip and saw the living conditions at the orphanage, the family also decided to adopt 14 year alec. >> want to get them out of there; it is a horrible physical environment. reporter: they say avila never raised any questions about the children's health and received just a few

exciting! >> another time-honored tradition is our jason carol, who's always along the parade route. welcome to "early start" and happy thanksgiving. i'm alina cho. >> good morning, i'm brooke baldwin. berman and zoraida both have the day off. it's 6:00 ones the east coast. good to be with you. we'll get back to the macy's thanksgiving day parade in just a moment. but we want to begin with something that many people around the world are really thankful for this morning. the cease-fire is holding between israel and gaza this morning. in gaza city, where so much blood spilled over the last eight days, palestinians are celebrating in the street. you can hear the horns honking, mosques were blaring, all the last several hours, israel and hamas agreeing to halt all acts of aggression against each other. the cease-fire deal brokered largely by president obama and mohamed morsi, apparently making a real connection to stop the carnage. we'll have our coverage of the cease-fire with arwa damon, who's live this morning for us in gaza. and arwa, we see the flags flying, the honking, the street

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star. [ laughter ] >> once the computer has a trading strategy or algorth. >> jason aldean learned a hard lesson a few weeks ago. he and his wife talk about that for the first time on cbs "this morning." ♪ united airlines... as a comr snafu is causing long delayn >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald. >>> it's 7:56. i'm michelle griego. more problems this morning for united airlines. as a computer snafu is causing long delays on flights across the country, this could especially be a problem at san francisco airport, where united handling about half of all the flights. a spokesman there says only some flights are affected at this point. united is a minor carrier at mineta international airport in san jose. this is the third major computer outage for united since june. >> arson investigators are looking at a suspicious fire in vallejo the second one in the city overnight. it started at 3 a.m. inside the village bar on tuolumne street. no reports of any of injuries there. >> stay with us. we'll be right back. ,, ,,,,,, >>> good morning. let's go toward the nimitz. 880 in

. if we could now any mr. fried for a report. >> sure. jason fried and we asked some changes made to the report. they sat down with myself and chair campos so they were invited to what they felt were suggestive edits to the report that they felt needed to make the report better. that report is in your packet and you can review it if you choose to make the changes. i wanted to mention because we rarely get communications from outside folks. we did get a comiewgz from cory cook and we got it late yesterday so if you have any questions on it i will be more than happy to try and answer those commission. >> commissioner avalos. >> thank you. i am just reviewing the letter for the first time. could you summarize it for me? >> sure. basically he is saying that the terminology used in the original report is fine. i used language that what would be the traditional academic version of the language and he is okay. he doesn't feel there is a reason to make change scption he understands it's it was done accordingly and reasons why i changed the language is primarily it was the language

for jason to help us explore this a little bit further. there are a lot of regulatory and legal issues and we have the city were attorney asking questions for us and but there might be something else for us to roll something out or the ways we actually use the government dollars and programs that offer loans to small businesses or community organizations to do work in the city and i think it's worth exploring what the context is we're in now to something that could be in place later, so i wanted to throw that out there that jason could be helpful for that effort. >> commissioners, any thoughts on that before we turn to public comment? >> i think it's a great idea to do that and i think it's something that lafco could definitely be very helpful o the one suggestion i would have which is in addition to this is that even as that work begins i would like to schedule as an agenda item a work land for lafco or at least a work plan for the coming year so we as a commission can have a discussion about what -- besides overseeing the implementation of caa working on this municipal bank, what oth

, have to be agile, nimble and work harder than ever. best-selling author jason jennings has been heralded by usa today as 1 of the 3 most in-demand business speakers in the world. he has new book, "the reinventors: how extraordinary companies pursue radical continuous change." adapt, grow, change - or perish? is it that stark? > > is that stark. if you take a look at the list of the original fortune 100 companies - you may find it surprising - only 2 are left. these are the companies who had the capital, they had the people, they had all the resources, and they couldn't survive. absolutely could not. and it's happening at increasingly warp speed. take a look at blackberry, research in motion - two years ago were at $77 billion. today their market capitalization is $5 billion. what happened? they are fast becoming irrelevant. look at circuit city. irrelevant. a few years ago, one out of every four beers sold in the united states was a budweiser beer. today it's one of 12. nobody is immune. > > so what is involved? do ceos have the responsibility of having the kind of vision to hav

," please welcome back to the program jason sudeikis. (cheers and applause) young man! >> oh, goodness! >> jon: nice to see you again! >> nice to see you as well. thanks for having me back. >> jon: stop it. new a unique position in this -- and i'm not sure i can think of a performer -- you did romney on s.n.l . >> yes. >> jon: but also biden. >> yeah, yeah, i was good to go. >> jon: you win! >> yeah, if you consider that winning. (laughter) pretending to be someone else for a whole year of your life, that's a form of winning. (laughter) i don't know. but -- >> jon: don't we all on some level? >> masks that we all wear. indeed, so well said. yeah and then there is -- isn't there an odd chance that romney could have won and then biden would have con? is there some election thing where they each could win? >> jon: there would have been in the 1800s, i think. >> okay, that's what i'm referring to. >> jon: i think they're paired up now. it's official that it was obama/biden. it wouldn't have been -- people couldn't have voted for biden and get electoral votes there. that's when they used to

that could happen, jason. as a man who knows a lot about like -- and he's like "well, i thought that was the scenario. well, it turns out that could happen! he was referring to a scenario which i found out later where if the electoral college was tied the president would have gotten kicked to the house of representatives where they might have picked mitt romney, the senate would have picked the vice president, they would have picked joe biden and that's how it would have happened. once again there's -- one of the things i hate the most about me -- (laughter). is how much (bleep) i don't know. (laughter) everyday there is (bleep) that i don't know. (laughter) and i've got to tell you, television is -- if you're ever looking to display your ignorance -- (laughter). what a medium! (laughter) so jason sudeikis, i apologize. he just walked out and i was up until 3:00 in the morning like electoral college -- oh, i'm stupid! that being said, tonight's show, republicans still reeling from their electoral defeat last week and reassessing their outreach efforts after suffering enormous er

. not going to answer the bell against the 49ers on monday. calling the signals will be jason campbell and you raider fans remember him. last time the raiders had it going good jason campbell was at the helm. everybody have a great, dry, saturday. we'll see you later. >>> coming up one more look at today's top stories including the search for an armed man in the south bay shootout that sent two people to the hospital. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, police in san jose are searg for a >>> quick look at this morning's top stories. police searching for a second armed robbery suspect right now. they say he was involved in a shootout in which a bullet grazed a police officer. >>> a chp officer walked away unharmed from this crash. the accident happened at 10 last night north of petaluma. that crash involved another vehicle, but no damages or injuries were reported from that car. >>> a legal victory for high speed rail in california, a judge has denied an injunction to stop the project. central valley farmers are still pressing a lawsuit alleging violations of environmental laws. tomorrow o

that the spotlight has moved on, jason jones has more. >> the u.s. elections are over. >> barack obama will be reelected -- >> but what happens next for the professionals who were the true backbone of our democracy? american political consultants. not all of them work as cable news pundits. some follow a different path. >> people like me who work principally on campaigns look elsewhere, outside the country, you know, campaigns in other countries all around the world. >> tonight we hear the story of these american strategists who cross the globe helping less fortunate democracies. they are consultants without borders. ♪ a hero could save us -- >> listen, every place is not like, you know, our country in terms of the stage of development of democracy. u.s. political consultants just have a lot more experience. >> and that experience can make all the difference for nations in need. >> well, in ireland, for example, the incumbent government had a web site and the web site had a link to "playboy" and it just so happens that the minister who was in charge of that department's name was pat

loves sports named jason smith jr. has muscular dystrophy. he's confined to a wheelchair. that's not going to stop him. his twin brother plays football and their father who coaches a team put him in the game and a teammate pushed him all the way to the end zone for a touchdown. >> it was very surprising. >> just to get in and see that big smile on his face like that, that was a great feeling. >> the big smile lasts. this will be a moment young jason will never forget. >>> just ahead, it is movie night at the white house with the cast and crew of "lincoln" on the guest list. >>> john bon jovi's taught ter is in hot water. >>> plus, ben affleck's comments about the newest sexiest man alive. you're going to want to see this. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." i'm happy to report the trend continues. this next storm is going to be further off the coast. the chances of it hitting the coast is less and less. the storm monday and tuesday off the coast, i don't even think we'll get any rain. maybe a little bit higher surf and that's it. that will be great

and deputy editor dan henninger, political diary editor jason riley, james freeman and washington columnist kim strassel. >> any evidence that hurricane sandy is going to affect this race? >> i think, yes, i think it might, in the sense that -- i think one of the big elements in the race is the level of enthusiasm on both sides. my strong sense, paul, this is an enthusiasm deficit on the democratic side. >> paul: all the polls show that. >> all the polls show that and i think it's a going to be a determining factor, now, new jersey, new jersey, maryland, it isn't going to decide whether-- obama will win those states. his popular vote may be down, i think the hurricane is going to suppress the popularity vote. >> paul: dampen that. >> and i spoke to a pollster not working for the obama campaign and agreed with dan's sentiment, turnout was an issue for democrats, enthusiasm is down, but also says that he thinks this allowed obama, even though he missed some days on the campaign trail, allowed him to get out there and show some leadership, some bipartisanship, thanks to the new jersey governor

-old jason smith is restricted to a wheelchair with muscular dystrophy. he's been watching his twin brother from the sidelines. with just a few minutes left in the game, jason's father, also the team coach, gave him the ball and a teammate pushed him all the way into the end zone. >> it was very surprising. we were going pretty fast. >> just to see that big smile on his face like that, that was a great feeling for me. >> after the big touchdown, players from both teams crowded around jason giving him high-fives and cheered him on. it's the little things. >> yeah. >> they teach so much sometimes. >> good for jason. >> our time right now is 5:27. a new wave of criticism for the white house as the deadly attack in libya takes center stage on capitol hill. >>> plus, new developments raising new questions about the safety of those popular energy drinks. >>> a lot of us waking up to temperatures below freezing right now. a look at whether the cold is >>> looking at the stories making headlines right now at 5:30. the deadly attack of a u.s. consulate in libya. >>> a prince george's sheriff's deput

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about an amazing story. a 9-year-old little boy who loves sports named jason smith jr. has muscular dystrophy. he is confined to a wheelchair. that's not going to stop him. his twin brother plays football and last week his father who coaches the team put jason into the game and a teammate pushed him all the way to the end zone for a touchdown. >> it was very surprising. >> just to get him and see that big smile on his face like that, you know, just -- that was a great feeling for me. >> great feeling for jason, i bet, as well. a moment he probably will not forget. >>> all right, now let's get a check of your weather with bill karins. >> that was the best quick sound bite ever. >> it was very surprising. >> yes! >> cute. good morning, everyone. let's take you to the forecast and looking ahead to next week. it's a cold start all areas of new england. temperatures in the 20s and 30s. definitely bundle up this morning. this afternoon, no problems. just like yesterday. mid to upper 40s. chillier than most people like. that is the theme across the country. travel weather looks great. the

day. today, jason chose aleve. just two pills for all day pain relief. try aleve d for strong, all day long sinus and headache relief. >>> when you hear people going into doom and gloom mode about the fiscal cliff, they are talking about multiple things. our government has made it so that a whole bunch of negatives will happen on the same day. spending cuts could put over two million american jobs at risk. oh, and speaking of the debt ceiling. we are getting close to hitting that again. why are we not freaking out? one of the big reasons is because we are seeing genuine leadership from the business community. a group of executives including cramer fave dave cote have banded together to create the campaign to fix the debt. the only way we are going to solve this problem is by cutting spending and increasing taxes in a responsible and reasonable way. you know i think honeywell is a tremendous industrial company. tonight i want to talk to dave cote about the fiscal cliff because he is on the steering committee of the fix the debt campaign and he is spearheading it. welcome back to "mad mo

? [ female announcer ] today, jason is here to volunteer to help those in need. when a twinge of back pain surprises him. morning starts in high spirits but there's a growing pain in his lower back. as lines grow longer his pain continues to linger. but after a long day of helping others, he gets some helpful advice. just two aleve have the strength to keep back pain away all day. today, jason chose aleve. just two pills for all day pain relief. try aleve d for strong all day long sinus and headache relief. jury deliberations continue today in the lawsuit filed by a chicago bartender who was severely beaten by an off-duty police officer. the 2007 beating of bartender karolina obrycka was captured on security video and seen around the world. obrycka is suing former police officer anthony abbate and the city of chicago. she accuses the police department of a code of silence that covers up police officers' bad, and sometimes illegal behavior. former political powerbroker william cellini has given up his fight to stay out of prison. c

: shelley anderson's husband, jason, died in the explosion. it was supposed to be his final day on deepwater horizon. she has mixed emotions about today's announcement. >> i wish that we would have been able to have our day in court and that i would have been able to tell a jury exactly what our loss is, how much we miss jason. >> reporter: next thursday, thanksgiving, would have been his 38th birthday. >> we will never forget what jason means to us, and that he's gone and that he's never coming back. we live with that every single day. >> reporter: the three men charged today say they are innocent. the attorney for one of the men called his client a scapegoat. scott, b.p.'s settlement with the department of justice ends criminal prosecution of the company, but b.p. could stale face another $20 billion in fines if it loses a civil trial next year. . >> pelley: manuel, thank you. one survivor was an engineer named mike williams. in an interview for "60 minutes," williams described his harrowing escape from the deepwater horizon. >> i've been left now by to 2 life boats. i looked at the captai

a record. britney and jason been welcomed the three boys into the world. they weighed in at a total of 20 lbs. at birth. the current record is 18 lbs. for triplets so britney and jason are submitting paper work for the guinness book of world records. britney eight 6,000 cals a day to keep the babies healthy. i have breakfast a second breakfast lunch a second lunch, an afternoon snack, i was eating like normal people meal. >> britney is a registered nurse and says she has already lost the pounds since the babies were born. just ahead, the maker of twinkies britain to liquidate the entire company of striking workers don't return to the job. >> also ahead still at the postal service and the red. plus thei am alive with your bloomberg on the money report. >> this is a sign that the hurricane could slow economic growth. claims for unemployment rose by 70,000 last week. at the postal service very much in the red. 59. billion loss. much larger than anticipated. they have been urging congress to pass an overall bill to let them from delivery to five days a week. one company taking a hit wal mar

we'll be talking with utah congressman jason chaffetz. maryland congressman elijah cummings. jim mcgreevey will be our guest, georgia congresswoman tom price and florida congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz joins us. it's tuesday, november 13th, "starting point" begins right now. >>> morning, welcome, everybody. our "starting point" this morning. breaking news. another top military general has now been linked to the sex scandal that forced out cia director david petraeus. forced him to resign. general john allen, the commander of u.s. and nato forces in afghanistan is now under investigation for alleged inappropriate communications with jill kelley. now investigators are said to be looking into the 20,000 to 30,000 pages of e-mails and other documents that he sent to her. kelley, of course, is the florida woman whose original complaint to the fbi about threatening e-mails inadvertently exposed the affair between general petraeus and paula broadwell. meantime a team of fbi agents searched broadwell's home in charlotte, north carolina, overnight, and spent nearly five hours there wr

name to to the highest bidder. jason sadler is in to fill us in on new marketing approach. jason, nice to see you this morning. >> you as well. >> t-shirts is one thing, jason, when you decide to actually exak your name legally that's a whole another ball of wax. how did you decide to do that? right now the folks at j lab audio make heads phones and other accessories. the high bidder at $34,500. >> what would your legal name be then how would you pronounce that. >> jason jay lab audio. >> do you find this would be difficult? think about how many times we sign up for accounts online where they ask for first and last name. every time typing in last name.com. you would go to somebody else's web site. >> yeah, it would be interesting. it would be challenging to remember that i had to change my name. so hopefully i wouldn't write it wrong and get in any trouble. learning curve here for the last name change i guess. >> what would this do for the company. if your name is jay lab audio.com. what would that do for the company? are you out in public people ask for your name free advertising? how

dynasty. you got it right. [cheers and applause] >> oh. >> okay, jason, let's put some more money in the bank. how about another $7,000? $37,000. >> wow. >> you were looking at your wife, the clown, denise. nice to see you, denise. >> hi. >> looking very cute. >> hi, meredith and "scaredith." >> does he--does jason dress like this at home ever or... >> no, thankfully not. although, he walks very well in those heels. i was... >> all right, jason. >> surprised. >> "other works" is your next category. filed in 1992, what pop star is a credited "inventor" on patent no. 5,255,452, or "method and means for creating anti-gravity illusion"? >> gravity illusion... you know what? i'm gonna use--i'm gonna use the crystal ball here. >> want to see the crystal ball? okay, let's... >> whoo-whoo. >> this question temporarily out of play--let's take a look into the crystal ball and see just how much this question is worth. and we know it's worth $100. right now, we know that that's the value and is now back in play. what would you like to do? >> i am going to bat away the question. >> okay, you'v

of washington's social circuit. reporter jason lanning is with affiliate bay news 9. he is standing outside the kelley home. tell us what you can. >> the pressure is building here in tampa, carol, for jill kelley. at the moment, things are quoit outside of the kelley home. the family has been keeping a fairly low profile. if you can see in the back alley of this home, the media presence here building. so far, the kelley family, jill kelley herself, has not come out with an official statement. obviously, after the development about potentially thousands of documents that link kelley to general allen. 37-year-old jill kelley, known as a volunteer and social liaison for mcdill air force base here in tampa. the pentagon says it's investigating the inappropriate e-mails between kelley and general john allen. there are reports there are as many as 20,000 to 30,000 documents linking the two. general allen served as the deputy commander and for a short time temporary commander at u.s. central command here in tampa from 2010 to tw2012. we know jill kelley had a social relationship and friendship wit

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